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We are Examining a Smooth, Round, Supepithelial Lesion in the Duodenum. Endoscopic Ultrasound Demonstrates that this is a Homogeneous, Hyperechoic le	Contributed by: Brenna C. Bounds, M.D., Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School	The Digital Atals of Video Education Gastroenterology		Massachusetts General Hospital

The Weapon Potential of a Microbe	Arturo Casadevall, MD, PhD, Albert Einstein College of Medicine	July 14, 2005	04:07:00	Emergency Preparedness and Biodefense

Web-Based Tools for DNA and Protein Sequence Analysis	Dr. Peter FitzGerald, Division of Computer System Services, CIT	November 30, 2000	01:01:49	Special

Webcast of a Thoracic Spine Tumor Treatment using the CyberKnife	Overlook Hospital		00:58:00	Videos of Surgical Procedures

What ADHD Really Means: A Developmental Disorder of Self-Control (Motor, Cognitive, and Social-Emotional)	Martha Bridge Denckla, M.D., Johns Hopkins	October 09, 2002	01:03:37	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

What in the World is an Auditory Object?	Tim Griffiths, Ph.D., Newcastle University Medical School	May 23, 2005	01:02:38	Neuroscience

What Is Happening in Academic Medicine: A National Review	Robert Dickler, M.H.A., Association of American Medical Colleges	August 14, 2002	01:00:30	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

What It's Like to Work with Me: Generational Diversity in Office and Team Environments	The NIH Work/Life Center (WLC)	December 14, 2005	01:15:28	50 Most Recent VideoCasts

What Not To Say: Strategies for Effective Communication by Physicians	Howard Gadlin, Ph.D., Office of the Director, NIH	September 04, 2002	01:00:01	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

What Rules are Architectural Principles Followed in Making a Brain Larger?	Charles Stevens, Ph.D., The Salk Institute	October 31, 2005	01:03:04	Neuroscience

When a Child is a Research Subject	Greg Koski, Ph.D., M.D., Harvard University School of Medicine	December 04, 2002	00:55:18	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

When a Patient Requests to Alter Records, What is the Appropriate Response?	George Annas, J.D., M.P.H., Boston Medical Center	February 02, 2005	00:57:28	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

When Patients are Seen by Multiple Services, Who Makes Treatment Decisions?	Mark Siegler, M.D., University of Chicago	December 01, 2004	00:53:31	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

When Patients Lie to Their Relatives: Conflicting Obligations in Genetic Research	Wylie Burke, M.D., Ph.D., University of Washington	February 05, 2003	00:59:02	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

When Should Pregnancy be an Exclusion from Clinical Research?	Bonnie Steinbock, Ph.D., State University of New York	November 16, 2005	00:48:25	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

When Too Much Iron Is Bad: Hemochromatosis, the Silent Blood Disease	Susan Leitman, M.D., NIH Clinical Center	October 21, 2003	01:25:22	Medicine for the Public

White and African-American Genetic Explanations for Gender, Class, and Race Differences	Toby Jayaratine, Ph.D., Institute for Research on Women and Gender, University of Michigan	June 20, 2002	01:13:37	Human Genome

White House Conference on Mental Health: Working For a Healthier America - Session 1	Hosted by the Whitehouse	June 07, 1999	01:40:14	Special

White House Conference on Mental Health: Working For a Healthier America - Session 2	Hosted by the Whitehouse	June 07, 1999	01:33:45	Special

White House Press Conference: The Human Genome Project, June 26, 2000		June 26, 2000	00:41:05	Special

Who is Lactase Deficient and Why?		The Digital Atals of Video Education Gastroenterology		Massachusetts General Hospital

Who Owns NIH Data?	Stephen Rosenfeld and Rebecca Eisenberg	December 03, 2003	00:57:38	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

Why Did Human History Unfold Differently on Different Continents for the Last 13,000 Years?	Jared Diamond, PhD. Professor, Department of Physiology, School of Medicine University of California, Los Angeles	September 18, 2000	00:59:08	Special

Why Do Immune Cells Require Two Signals to Proliferate? A New View of Costimulation	Craig Thompson	January 22, 2003	01:10:34	Immunology

Why Publish Electronically?	NIH Library, Office of Research Services	May 09, 2001	02:44:56	Special

Why Publish Electronically? Part Two	NIH Library	September 30, 2002	01:23:14	Special

Why Transplanted Kidneys Fail - Transplantation Tolerance: Theory into Clinical Practice	Roslyn Mannon, M.D., NIDDK and Allan Kirk, M.D., Ph.D., NIDDK	November 17, 2004	01:03:59	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

Wide Local Excision and Sentinel Lymphadenectomy for Melanoma	Dr. Howard L. Kaufman, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons	[11월20일까지 trial]	(12 minutes, 24 seconds)	Surgical Oncology

Wiring Up the Central Olfactory Circuits in Drosophila	Liqun Luo, Ph.D., Stanford University	February 03, 2003	01:04:44	Neuroscience

Wiskott Aldrich Syndrome Protein: Forging Link Between Actin and T Cell Activation	Kathy Siminovitch	March 23, 2005	00:59:41	Immunology

Women and Addictive Behaviors	ORWH Women's Health Seminar Series	June 07, 2001	01:42:46	Women's Health

Women and Complementary and Alternative Medicine	Margaret Chesney, Janine Blackman, Norman Farnsworth and Marjorie Woollacott	June 03, 2004	01:55:15	Women's Health

Women and Depression	Linda Chaudron, Peter Schmidt, Charlotte Brown and Sue Bergeson	June 16, 2005	01:51:25	Women's Health

Women and Heart Disease	Sharonne Hayes, Pamela Ouyang, Njeri Karanja and Ann Taubenheim	March 18, 2004	01:54:56	Women's Health

Women and Mood Disorders	ORWH Women's Health Seminar Series	November 30, 1995	01:57:15	Women's Health

Women and Obesity	R. Kuczmarski, S. Austin, L. Kuller and M. Schwartz	November 04, 2004	02:02:12	Women's Health

Women and Pain	Roger Fillingim, Richard Lipton, Karen Berkley and Katherine Woodbury-Harris	November 01, 2005	01:54:38	Women's Health

Women and Sleep Disorders	Office of Research on Women뭩 Health	March 31, 2005	02:02:41	Women's Health

Women and Stress	ORWH	September 21, 2000	01:55:00	Women's Health

Women and the Mystique of Smoking	ORWH Women's Health Seminar Series	September 24, 1996	01:54:10	Women's Health

Women's Health in the Middle and Later Years	ORWH Women's Health Seminar Series	December 05, 1996	01:56:20	Women's Health

Women's Health Initiative: Finding the Answers on Hormone Replacement Therapy	ORWH Women's Health Seminar Series	February 17, 1998	01:44:40	Women's Health

Women's Health Interdisciplinary Research Symposium (Day 1)	Office of Research on Women's Health	October 04, 2004	03:22:14	Women's Health

Women's Health Interdisciplinary Research Symposium (Day 2)	Office of Research on Women's Health	October 05, 2004	05:38:59	Women's Health

Women's Health Research for the 21st Century	Dr. Vivian Pinn NIH Associate Director for Research on Women's Health Director,…	October 17, 2000	01:18:12	Medicine for the Public

Women's Health Research for the 21st Century: Breast Cancer and Breast Disease	ORWH Women's Health Seminar Series	March 04, 1999	01:45:00	Women's Health

Women's Health Research for the 21st Century: Hormone Replacement Therapy	ORWH Women's Health Seminar Series	June 24, 1999	01:54:03	Women's Health

Women's Health Study: What We Have Learned About Aspirin, Vitamin E, Heart Disease and Cancer	Julie E. Buring, D.Sc., Brigham and Womens Hospital	May 11, 2005	00:58:29	Clinical Center Grand Rounds

Women's Heart Day - Sister to Sister at the MCI Center	Sponsored by NHLBI	February 23, 2001	03:50:21	Conferences

Women's Heart Health: Developing a National Health Education Action Plan (Day 1)	NHLBI	March 26, 2001	03:24:32	Conferences